Number, Word, and Spirit

This monograph contributes to the study of Thomas F. Torrance by promoting his realist agenda, and the same time, expanding his program that takes into consideration a well-nuanced pentecostal spirituality.

Autorentext

Aaron Yom serves as Professor of Theology at William Seymour College in Lanham, Maryland. He earned his Ph.D. in Christian theology from Regent University in Virginia Beach, Virginia. He has taught courses in systematic and biblical theology at Regent University, Ohio Christian University, and William Seymour College.

Inhalt

Preface - Acknowledgements - List of Abbreviations - Introduction - Torrance's Triadic Methodology for Interfacing - Critical Evaluation of Torrance's Theological Science - Rethinking Torrance's Scientific Way of Doing Theology from a Pentecostal-Pneumatological Perspective - Delineating the Contours of an Analogical Method for the Theology and Science Interface: The Triadic Structure of Theological Science - A Test Case: Christology and the Analogical Method - Conclusion - Appendix: A Critical Survey of Thomas F. Torrance's Theo-Scientific Project - Index.